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Karl Ward from Cunningsburgh shares his thoughts on how Shetlanders were forced to “wander the wilderness” after being cut off from the internet.
An author’s 25 year love affair with Faroe is the focus of a new book which he claims can offer important lessons for Shetland.
Storytellers have been invited to share their true, personal tales at a first of its kind open mic event.
The craft fair is well under way in Lerwick’s Clickimin Leisure Complex as thousands visit the games and bowls halls.
The craft fair is well under way in Lerwick’s Clickimin Leisure Complex as thousands visit the games and bowls halls.
This week’s look back includes the 1975 RNLI ball, a man jailed for taxi fare dodge and claims fisheries protection vessels turned “a blind eye”.
A special screening of a classic film has secured enough food to feed 30 people for a week.
Citizens Advice Bureau (Cab) are “always” on the lookout for more volunteers - advisers or board members.
A pop-up pantomime will be taking a whistle stop tour through all the greats with the aim of “bringing joy to the festive season”.
Partner agencies have teamed up to bring a film about suicide and the struggles facing young people for a free screening in Shetland.
